The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, February 03, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text(Cite Concern yttot IlHllnl Stutn anil Unuiily Officii.. I'nprr 8t. IIki.hnh, Fkmiiiiauy 8, IBM, BRIEF MENTION. Kimball iiIhU'i and oritan for tale ly L, Vr Mooro, of Portland. Pon't full to attend tlio bonoflt ball at Soappooso tonight. If you want a Rood piano buy a Kimball of L. V. Moero, ot Portland. An aguut. for tho Orogonlan Ency clopedia Iritaiiuica was in town on Monday IuhI. Kimball piano at loRHimato prloo nil on easy paymout. L. V. Mooro, Portland, Or. Itov. T. T. Vincent, of tho Evan gelical denomination, will ) reach in Bt. JIuImiim next Sunday etoning. It you want to gel a good piano or organ at headquarter, go to L. V. Moore, of Portland. Tho mail boat hnvo not boon able to make tlielr roRnlar trip thin week owing to llm groat amount of ice run ning in tlx Columbia. KlinluU piano and nrifan. manu factured by the V. W. Klmbull Co., of Chicago, and aold by L. V. Mooro, of Portland, Oregon. Btolgli bolln have boon glngling until far Into tho night for tho pant wwk, yot tho number of chronic growler about tho weather doe not suoni to grow any to. Blntngo, Isn't itl Who i this t. V. Mooro, of Port land, wo hrot,r o in nch about? He i tho wide-awako piano and organ mun of the co.wt, who uudoratand tho valuoof printer' ink. Mr. W. C, Avorj, wife of a promi , noiit real estate man in Portland, fell u uirle down tho elevator shaft in tho Mir'"m building in that city 1t Monday rnoruiii. From tho in juries received tfUo diud Tuedy. Rain, now, wind, Ion, etc., and ll Other varieties of uiipliiisantnes have boon with ii for some dy, with an occasional momnl' mnwhine mixed in. Wo hope tho weather buroau will have it aptoo out without auy moro rocoKHc. A danco will bo given at Watt & Price' hull, 8capoon, tbi (Friday) awning, for tho benefit of Mr. Unorge Grant who recently lost Ida house and content by firo. Tho ladioa of Heap potwe will givo a basket tuppor. Ticket ft, lucludinu tupuor. The children of F. Wortblnglon in Buy City, Oregon, wroMt alone for a ahort timo one night last week near a flro in tho yard. The httlo k"1 K"t loo near the flro and hor clothe got into the flainca and he wa turned bo bad that ho died in a abort timo. How doua L. V. M xiro, of Portland, manago to sell act many piano and orgauf That' what uzl 11 coru tietilori. The answer i iimplo, be catiae bo ull good instrument at le gitimate prices, and know bow to use printer' ink to lot tho public know it. Should thia weather continue a few day longer the Columbia at tbi place wlil be trojion olid the entiro width. The enow on shore la about 12 inobe deep, and tho largo inland ot Ico float ing seaward in tho stream, together with tho enow-covi-rcd foliage on the opposite abore, afford a moat pictur enipio appearance to bohold. Thia acone la cheerful to tho pernon who baa well enrphed woodhoueo, store room and bani; but to tho daily toiler who is dependent upon ix day work oach week for tho comport of himaelf nnd family, the scene is diauml in the extreme. The city council hnvo practically signed a contract with Mr. Orchard by which tbo latter agio to put in a complete ay niera of water work n St. Helena. nd wotk will ho conimoncod at once. Theao arrangoinent were reached t a special cnucua meeting of the member hint Monday night at which Mr. Orchard wB present. The only consideration Mr. Orchard asks from the citv is ft 30-yoar franchio, and apeei'fled rate for water for do mvationse during a period of throe year, ll of which ia perfectly legiti mate. Tbi action on tbo part of the council 1 to he ratified ok their next regular mooting. , : 5 JJivor trafllc is almost ontirely ens nondud. The Toledo, however, ha Loo able to reach Bt. Helen every day thia week, most generally coming Into port tern firet, breaking the ice with her wheel. The Irulda, too, baa In-en making ber regular trip to Oak Point Theoo two little boat have Won on hand regularly each day, and vet tho Uniou l'ueific, with their large craft, who are under contract with the United Htntc government to carry the mall, "how up only every few day. The fact of tho matter ia tho Union racitlc toll Uncle Sain to go to i ll-1 if be don't like their stylo ; and Uucle proceed toll the corporation do n they ploiiae, much to tbo diwidvantago of tho public Clubbed to Death. Last Friday nlht alwiit 0 o'clock lust ttaok of roroann. an "" " ; -of W B. Woalrldi? was clubbt'd to death bv a young Oorman nmnott OhlcBschlagor, who after committing the terrible deed Timed 1I letlw'a iweket and threw the lirelcus viioiik" ".-!. - t,ri.lo lto a Bleh several feet below. The nmr-lsrur then ran toOia "'house srt reported that a man nu .. .mn.ifizul h nmrdar. Olderc ager comeasTO w - ...MMd all ubout It. He uid ho and ... elderly companion had been drinking to om. . n.,i.i .nioon nnd started lo Z .. inlne evening, that while In fhe alon he sow Woolridgo have some nioneV.anuwi"'" "-"" , ... . S?townlheyqrrtad over a botttoof wine when Wonlri.We struek htm with a TS whlehhe retaUatel with a heavy ninb knocking ' 00111 'o'""" , M hatroHhUmho etruek the dea.b bio The murderer b now behind & burs of the Multnomah county Jail. COMMUNICATED. " Oomimhia City. Jan. 1H03. Eiiitob Oanooa Mist-DenrSIri At this time we do not presume to offer a perfeot solution to the road problem, but will ven ture to nay ap to this date the roads In Oregon are not thoroughly settled, nor will they b aa long It ralm, as we. have not the gravel not eren the narid to perma nently lit them so as to bo useful In winter, The auiiervisor, rain and trawl, makes them IuihhhIU) even In summer, As this is an age of biwli.es and Improvements, (a vague Idea to some, howeyer), would it not be well for the people to relteot upon the pastfallur In rond-maklngT and devise some plan by which, In the near futuro, we could construct hlghwaye to as to drive at th pnintdireet, (Bcnator Cross' Mli is a fair one.) Why not bond tbo county In a suOliilont sum to build several plank and double tramway roads, from th river or railroad to the Mehalem valley, along the bud of streams generally, and also construct Hum on same grade. By this mean all the Umber, eoal, iron and stone, and pro duct of th country could be cent to mar ket, to prollt not ctherwU. And in some oasosgood water powers could be otlllied after the timber, ete., t removed. Saw timber, spiles, ties and eordwood would, by this means, be worth about aa mneh ten miles from the river as It is now at or noar the water' edge. With all the timber removed men could then go Into the Interior and niak farm and make a liv ing. As it is now they cannot do so. I have cleared off three small farm where I had every advantage of a market, and would not do so again, as the timber would now be worth more than the land cleared l worth, unless it Is put Into hay or orchard. Itven brickyard would not be worth much on Nehalem without plank or railroad to and from market. The rcsnnrves of this county at present, and will be tor many years to come Is timber. I would ask, what a timbered claim 1 worth to a poor man five or ten mile hi the Interior? 81m' ply nothing; as be I not able to build a suitable road so as to put hi products Into market. But with the proposed improve ment, heU Independent of anyone; much better If tie give half his land for roads. If such roads are built by the county (or companies who would wtab to monopolize) a small toll could be charged, so as to part ly pay for constructing and keeping in re pair aueh thoroughfare. A paragraph In newepnper don't build suitable oounty roads; It lakes money, which we will not have nntee we first build tho roada, and then afterwards we will bo snrprined at the amount of iiiom accumulated in the pant. ..-ft O. C UAK1CO. Ml Annie Hendricks was In Portland portion of last we.'k. Mr. A. A. Smith, who went out bunting loJit Balurdny and got so badly lost that be wandered around in the wood all that night, and loving hi gun, bealdee evading th marching party of eighteen that were scouring the woud In every direction for him. He returned bom ftandav evening a hungry as the wolve we read about chasing ministers, and declare he will not go hunting again by himself. Kick Brln was the gnent of Mr. 3. Hen- drlckaBundny. We think It I moro than gnewed, or hoped so, at any rate. The new road from Car Ico to Yankee- town la dd to be almost open. We tblnk It la a very good Idea to have plenty of road through the county, but It wonld be better to put more work on the roada we now have than to undertake to bund so many new roads through a part of the county that is not aettled up and no pros pect of It being dose at present. I notice In hut woek'i Mist tbat Mr. Hauervln aays thoae warm nights spoken ot in Cartco valley by your correspondent were almoot cold enough to freexe the teeth of a ld-year uld pullet. We can say that jierhepa that ia correct, as the temperature only bas to be about 32 degree above free ing to do that, and we are aure it was a little colder than that here, becauae Mr. Hauervln lire way down in big hollow, where you can find Ice and snow, and where potatoes will not grow any time In the sum mer He need not think that up in the fertile Carico valley it Is the same. Mr. A. Smith ha commenced work on making cut off on the Carico and St. Hel ena rood, which, with plenty of help, can be put through In a abort time. Everyone in this part and some in St. Helena ibould do all they can io puab th work to comple tion, as It will cut off about one and one- half miles of Milton ereek bottom, and that would be the best thing that ever happened to this part. , Mlas Stella Brown, of Yankeetown, la vis iting in the valley. Carloo again has two feet of snow on the ground, with proa pec ta for aa much moro, This valley perhap never had aa much excitement before aa it bad last Sunday. A person, seeing the throng along the road, trudging through the snow would nave taken it to be an Indian scare in some small ettlemsnt, and not until your correspond ent had seen Mr. A. H. Blakealey and son would he have believed any different, but the 'aeulr assured him tbat there wa no cause tor alarm as it was only the wedding of Miss Annie Hendricks and Mr. J.N. ltrin. We are glad, too, that this was the cause of th great commotion, for it greatly relieved our mind , and we wish them all the happiness brought about by the unity of hearts. AS OTHERS SEE US. The State Beard of Charities nd Corrootlone Ulennlal Report. In the biennial report to the legis lature of the Suto Board of Charitio and Corrections, we find the following To the Governor and Legislate A$temmy nftht State of Oregon: Comjmdia Couiity. A plain frame struct- nn tjiniHiia in the rear of the small build- iia f..r a courthouse, is tho combined county and city Jail at Bt Helens. It Is abont 18x25 in alia, with board wall ana common board floor, through which a prls- m,Ar once cut with a case knife. Bo inse cure i It that the sheriff sends all qriaoners nnmmlltAit for inv lonuth of time to Port land for safe keeping. He finds thia safer aad more economical than nnaertaaing to in this crude lockup. It is for tunate for tbo priaouers also, sine the Jail is totally unnt tor ino namrauon oi numan beings. It has three dark cells madeot boiler Iron, two ot them in the rear corners and one on the right side. No Unlit nor air can get into these cells. There is a ventil ation hole in the top of each, but no pipe, audit la not effectivo. There are throe urn. nlnrinvs. about 12x15 inches In sis and grated with iron, opening Into the Jail room near the celling, one into the rear be tween the two cell and one On ach side. Thoie let In but little aft or light. Heat In winter Is supplied by a common stove , in the front end. There Is no water In the building, nor apy provision made for wash ing, bathing or water closet, water is brought In when needed In a buckot. Tho usual bucket provision Is made for cloot purposes. Tliero wni one bunk furnished for use with a good mattress, bat the bed ding was dirty and vermin were present. The county lias but few prisoner during th year, and this Jail is used for temporary confinement both by the County of Colom bia and the Oily of 8t. Helen. When pris oner are kopt hi It they are locked up In tho dark and nnventllated cell, because it Is unsafe to let them out Into tbe room The practice of nding prisoners to th MultnomaheountyJi.il for keatdng Is the only thing that enable uch a worthies structure as this to be used at all. II tbe county Is ever going to care for its own prisoners, it must build mora secure Jail, and when It does the proper provision should be made for all tho necessary features of a decent Jail. Multnomah oounty can not always be depended upon Io Uav room for prisoner from other counties. Columbia county cares for Its poor on the Individual contract plan. When s county charge I reported the cominlsstoner in vestigate tbe case and, if latlsned, make a contract with om person to care for the particular Individual under consideration. Tho number cared for varlc from even to ten, abont equally divided between the sexes. Occasionally caaca are lent to the Portland hoapIUU. The question of a reg ular poor farm ha been under cencldcra lion for some time, and It I to be hoped the county authorities will soon gather the poor together In one place and see tbat tbey re ceive proper care. The county statistics for tbe year ending September SO, 18U2, are a follow: Knmh., In AMiiit tall flurln I mntuhaof var 2 Number at end oi veer 10 Conta In luattne and police courta lu atate eoava I tM " Oilier criminal expenditure... l.OvO S7 Total criminal expenditure.. I1.MS 02 Cant oi poor rullaf 1J" 77 Coats in insane eases 70 60 Total dependent expend'fa.. Total dependent and criminal expemltiuraa Ntimbar given entire support during year. Number so supported at eud of year S1.4M22 DEBIt 1Mb AND. About 11 th logulng camp are abut down for tbe present. Alonzo Merrill has an increase added to lit lanitly In the person of a good sized girl. Mother and child doing well. One of the young men at tbe coal mine got a splinter ef eoal in his eye and bad to go to Portland to get It cleaned. Hia eye Is all right now, but quite weak. Mr. 0. A. Wooda went to Portland last week with the intention of going into tbe eordwood businea but found price un favorable. We hear there la a bounty offered on yonr humble Deer Island correspondent' scalp out at Carico, this county. The only man who bus not leisure time In this neighborhood I the blacksmith. From early morn till late at night. Ills hammer rings with great uelbdit, Mii helloaa blows the ore so bricht. While tbe tliongs never lie on the anvil. 1HAHBIED. BKI N H EN DRI0K8. At the residence of te bride a parents in carico , ounuay, January z, oy justice iiioaesiey, aar. j N. Brio and Mias Annie L. Hendricks. A SKILLFUL OPERATION. Mr. Thompson, of Vancouver, Wash., Tells How Haf Was Cured of Varicocele. To the Public : For six year I wa Incapaciatod for busince, owing to an enormous hydrocele. Three different physicians had treated me without the si i th tost relief being obtained, and all pronounced me incurable. Drs. Dur riu were consulted and treatment com menced with thorn in September, 1892. Today I am s woll man, no sign oi the trouble remaining, and it is en tirely due to tbeir skillful treatment. My address is W. w. l llUMl'tsuiM, Vancouver, Wash, DBA FN BBS CUBED IN TWO HOOK. A Cako: Tea year ago ono of my ears commenced failing and gradually grew worse, until it was with difficulty I could hoar with it. Ringing noise gave me groat annoyance. I consult ed Dr. Darrin January 28, and was cured of both trouble with electricity in two hoars. The proprietor of tbe Onimby House can vouch for the above statement. Address me st Columbus, Wash. JAMES A. PEMFlilNE x. Drs. Darrin (till bold forth at 270 Washington street, Forlland; .Review Building, Spokane, Wash. ; MoClellen Hotel, Boseburg, Or. and give free con sultation daily from 10 to 6 ; evening, 7 to 8; Sunday, 10 to 12. Tbey make s specially of nil diseaaes oE Eye, Ear, Noes and Throat, Catarrh, Deafness, Bronchitis, La, Grippe, consumption, Dyspepsia, Heart, Liver and Kidny diseases. All Nervous, Chronic and Frivate Diseases of Men including Strioture, Hydrocele, Varicocele, Im- DOlency, nominal, weakness, and all peouliar Female Trouble are confident ly and successfully treated. Most oases can receive home treat ment afters visit to the doctor's offloo. Tbe poor treated free, except medi oines when required. Drs. Darrin have a large country praotioo, and send their electrio batteries and reme dies by express on roooipt of symptom and $20 monthly for same. Inquiries answered and question blanks and cir culars sent tree. Pneumonia. At no time in the history of the conn try has pneumonia been eo prevalent a during the winter month of the lust two year, in time past a common cold was not considered at all serious, but of late year the great tendency of oolda to result in pneumonia has made people apprehensive. The trouble ia that colds are not always properly treated. No prop&ratlon containing opium, wild cherry or chloroform should be used, as they have a tendency to dry up a cold, whereas it should be loosened and tho lung relioved. It hn been observed tbat when Chamber lain' Cough Remedy is used tho cold noyer results in pneumonia. The reason is that thi remedy stimulates tho mucous membrane which Hue the throat and lungs, to a healthy notion causes a free expectoration, throwing off the poisonous matter, and - coun teracts sny tendency toward pneu- I mouia. . for tale by Edwin Koes. r,7l 84 U 10 SCAPFOOfsK. , Tl. around la nnvered with tbo "beauti ful" to th depth of 'U Indies and splendid prospects lor more, aiso com anu ury ; mur mometer 10 degrees above scro; excellent sleighing. A InriCA for tlm benefit of Georgo Grant, whose dwelling was recently burned, will h. riven at Watt & Price' bull Mil even ing, .(tapper donated. Ticket II. Aa Hnludav. sr. . I ouite sick at present. A IHitmii lu AnnMncil to hlfl room. A I. lOW 4.. ' , - - . - good deal of sickness hi general is reported. Mrs. John MoKenzle. of this place, died of consumption a week ago and was buried In Falrview cemetery. Bho leaves a uua bandand four ohildron. Mrs. McKenrie wa most excellent lady, and th be reaved one have theayrapalby oi nosi oi friends. TI.a unnm la r deen in th mountains west of horo, and It I feared that families In remote place will suffer. fUvarnl cnninlalnta are made by s short age of hoy already. If th wether con tinues as it I s loss of (lock will almost surely follow. OB AND Benefit Ball! -AT- SCAPPOOSE HALL TMsFriday Evening For the benefit of Mr. George Grant, who recently lost his hoiisa and contents' by fire. TICKETS, INCLUDING SUPPER, $LCD. The ladies of Scappoose will serve a basket supper. CITY BARBER SHOP AHD- BATH-HOUSE. C. L. COLBUBN, Proprietor. Has Been Thoroughly Refitted and R-(arranged. Only Baths ia the City. ST. HELENS, OREGON. T8111ST AND FAULT HEADCBAETIRS New York Kestaurant. Akdkrboh a Bbakby, Proprietors. 1S Flr.t Street, PORTLAND, - - OREGON, Teachers' Examination- viinA la ItmiKv frtvon itinfc for the trar- v. inu - - -- j n - . . , , , n. .trii. an avam imljan nf all nnr- on wbo may offer themselves as candi date lor leocuers oi tne .onuui. ui wi county, the county scnooi sapennienaeni thereof will hold a publio examination at si. rieiena, oejcinuiiia a. i v v p. u., weuncsoay, reurunr o. , Detca mis in in any oi January, iot. T 1 IlI.ltKTON. County School Superintendent, Columbia uouniy, vregun. . PRUIT TREES! WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM TV for spring planting, so are ottering apple trees at wholesale priooe to reWJ buyers. These are choice Tarietioa. suits 1.1. ... .,..1.1 hntno !! tt for fin. 17 htiv .... ... V. 1 - . . . .. . - ...a ,nn tor lou; prune wees, i. iy Jun.S0,189-tf .... ' Boappooee.dr. Hart & Sweetland, Proprietor- St. Helens Meat Market Fresh and Salted Moats, Sausage, Pish and Togo tables. Meats by wholesale at special rates. Kinreas waaon run to all part of town no cnarajes leanonooni. . . t.i , Solentlfo American Aflenoy tor oavssra. l.7iJ 0I8I0M PATSaiTS, W OOPVRIOHTa, WtoJ For Infnrmstlro and free Handbook write to MUNN a CO.. ail Bhoauwat, nw vonrt OUUwt tmnisa for securing patents In America. Kvorj patent taken out tj us le brouvtht boforo tiie UttbUa bt aootloe siren rea of euarge ta to ywUmwii 3U1 Breawar,ilewIorai KiJT. -at-Va a, --JL m I ttofSr Hew It Became Popwlar. Wli,,1 ,wVili finif ii n article much I I I . J.VW.W ----- " - superior to anything of Hie kind thoy huve ever before used, they arc almost sure to toll thoir friond about it, and especially if they know, of some friends n..jvlinr uiii-h an nrticla. Dealers also soon learn tho true value of their gooda.and when they have an article of unrjHunl inorit they will almost in variably mention the fact to their cus tomer. Tlii account in a great meas nra tnr Ilia liircu sslnnn Clmiiiherlain' Cough Remeby. Horo is an instance : W. L. Noedham, a prominent citizen and business man of Orrsburg, Mo., bag been soiling Chamberlain' Cough Remedy for several year and recom mends It to Hi customers Decauao in bis experience it ba proven to be tbe best for cold, croup and whooping cough. He any it is tbe most popular meuicine mat ue nannies, anu bitvs the best satisfaction. 50 cent bottles for sale by Edwin Roes. , From the finer W4. Of th north to the Everglades of the 8onth drOKirlsts are besieged by people with erery shade of rheumatism, inquiring about Dr. iirnmtiitinfi's rmfiv. ' will it cure me r Aad the drugxist points to the fact that the Druuunond Medicine Co. 48-60 Maiden t.AHA. Naw York, offer a reward of I6TJ0 for a case their remedy will not core, That kind of answer i satisfying, and the suf ferer plank down ve dollar and roes home and Is cured. Mot only relieved! but cured. Agents wan tea. A Bllllwas Frlenate. A friend in need I s friend Indeed , and not less than one million people bare found Just such a friond in Dr. King's Hew Dis covery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never osed this great cough medicine, one trial will convince yon that It has wonderful curative power in all dis ease of throat, chest and long. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottle free at Edwin Bobs' drug store. Large bottles 60c and ft. Notice of Sale. T will on SATURDAY, th 4th dar of FEBlil'AKY, 18U3, at 11 o'clock a. m., sen at public auction, at ray house on the "Wapato Farm," on tbe Willamette Slough, in Columbia County, Oregon, two horses belonirine to the firm of I. V. Pow- will weigh abont 1200 pounds, and the otner antral with jk whitn faa-a. and will weiarh about the same. The said sale is for the board and thepanurageof said horses irom the lfith ol November, lffel. until the pres ent, amounting to $112, and th costs of advertising ana sale. Jan. 13, 18! It J-. V. HJENKIUl. For Sale! I have a number of registered Poland China pigs, which I will sell at my place at Bcappooee. Uregon. j6a6 Haeet West. EUGENE HANNEMANN. Wholesale Dealer IN IMPORTED AMD DOMESTIC Wines i Liquors DISTILLER'S AGENT. 24T FTn Street, Prtlovm, Ortfn WM H. -DOLMAN Has the St. Helens nrtutnuT run . BRADLEYsMETCALFC CELEBRATED B00TS&SHOLS HCBIQGfSTloOT IN mWONLO mi mm awwm A Large Involoe ef Stylish and Durable Footwear Just ReceiYed. Prices of old Block Greatly Seduced. PORTLAND Marble Works. SCHANEN & NEU, Manufacturer ot Monuments, Headstones, And all kiods of Marblo, Granito, Stonework, Tablets, Curbing, etc. Special estimate for any desired work mrnianed on application. S68 First St., bet. Madison and Jefferson, ; Portland, Oregon. CHEAPEST WATCH IS THE WORLD aYMMltCin OTMMT, koaviaKu. j ia nun grete dlUicaH tn Mlltt nyort .sjo!V.J IT1 tbontlon arm oifoc MTln ot diawa.tlfiithini naoor. I to MOD WW U1IW II U run jwrfbc- tot K iyCM.nL Mmpty trliioiDh of AniBrtcnn RMtuttv ud sklU. MMh Yw minlract atoms, tn lob Oi V5O.00Q, tbO IMM ww fur vratchM gv rlvott. Itonc tb prto alnftur DbUtt tn tb. world BaUnff watehev It rprBut yoftr oiwwrrliuont and Wnrcnent h? Amertmn Low torn Pinion o bet to tutnuve. PorflwUy .uUaatod, r gii1tt4 a (a tort. Utiai patent vtndlng Uwhini.l r Qulrlusf no koy. Mftlkxl put-pntd for ftt.ftOi f M-W k written RHnrnte aocoropattio ach. a-lhli mm yn w wlU urMMMtt jnn with a hundaomo RotiplatlrtilD Empire Watch Co., New York. Xt-Jrr.-r w W S.,V -'.-Jil Am mi BRYilif & Manufacturers of ROUGH -A1SD- Fir and Cedar Lumber. Clear Flooring, Ceiling Constantly Clatskanie, - Are Tou Prejudiced Many people tbink it necessary to go to some largo city to find a first-class DRUG Don't you believe it; because you can be convinced that there is a first-class drug store nere Dy calling on BdwiiiEoss, Who carries a fine and varied stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Standard Patent Medicines, Fresh from the Factory. Prescriptions carefully compounded by an experienced chemist. St. Helens. : : : Oregon. F. R. CHOWN, HARDWARE STOVES. 212 First and 9 Salman Street. POBT1ANB CLATSKANIE LINE.- STEAMER G. W. SHAVER. J, W. SHAVEE, Master. Leaves Portland at Mder St. dock Monday, Wednesday, Friday for Clatskanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helens,Columbia City, Kalama, Neer City, Rainier, Cedar Landing, Mt Cofiin, Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point, and all intermediate points, , re turning Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday . MUCKLE BROS., Manufacturer of' LILT Ed D GENERAL 11ERGHANDISE. ST. HELENS, OR. Joseph Kellocs & Joseph Kellogg FOR COWLITZ RIVER. . , j NflRTTTWRST Leaves KELSO Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5 am. Leaves day, and Saturday at o a. m. JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves RAINIER at 5 a. m. daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. m. Returning leaves rortland at Stop Where you will find the largest stock of PATENT MEDICINES, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC., In Columbia County DR. J. E HALL, Proprietor. C0E3WM, and Dealers in DRESSED . and Finishing Material on Hand, - - . Oregon. STORE. -A5D- iiT-fry- BER OBAUB Hi Co.'s River Steamers, and Northwest PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurs 1 p. m., arnving at o p. m For your Medicines at the Clatskanie Drug Store,